[belvoran]

Quite funny. My blog page (with text only) has score 4.06. Converting it to image is stupid. Btw. I've been working with a Korean company on a couple of Korean websites. What they provided was ONLY IMAGES. All the texts were images, new content was in images, all the changes were just image changes. It was a nightmare.

[dasboth]

A lot of Japanese websites are the same. All the navigation buttons are images for example, I found that quite a bad experience over slow wifi!

[noobermin]

Having dealt with the Korean web (as a user) it was daunting.

[oolongCat]

Once had a customer who did the same. His reason at the time was that his customers see boxes otherwise. This was one of my first projects and I was still in school then. Didn't know anything about unicode, plus unicode was not that popular then.

I guess, may be your customer has the same problem.

[mikegerwitz]

Setting aside countless other obvious issues, converting text to images is a huge accessibility issue.

[talmand]

Lucky it's not based in the US, that's the sort of thing that gets you sued.

[rasz_pl]

thats what you get in IE 6 society